Jashandeep Singh, Advocate Punjab & Haryana High Court, Chandigarh
Your India property or family-law matter is handled by a bench of eight professionals spanning the Delhi High Court, the Punjab & Haryana High Court, and the Supreme Court of India — not a single advocate juggling your file between court dates. That bench structure is what lets an NRI in California or Texas get a same-week update even when one specific lawyer is in court or on leave.
Jashandeep Singh
Advocate, Punjab and Haryana High CourtAdvocate Jashandeep Singh practices before the Punjab and Haryana High Court, Chandigarh, across Civil, Criminal, Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT), and Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT) matters. He previously served as Assistant Advocate General for the state of Punjab, and is also a trained mediator at the Punjab and Haryana High Court, giving him direct experience with both formal litigation and alternative dispute resolution. His client representation has included The New India Assurance Company Ltd, the Punjab State Legal Services Authority, and the High Court Legal Services Committee.
Punjab is where a substantial share of NRI ancestral property and family disputes originate, so standing at the Punjab and Haryana High Court specifically — rather than general Indian litigation experience — is a directly relevant credential for USA-based clients with land, family homes, or inheritance matters in that region. His mediation training is also useful where a family property dispute can realistically be settled without years of contested litigation.
Jashandeep's client representation has included The New India Assurance Company Ltd, the Punjab State Legal Services Authority, and the High Court Legal Services Committee — institutional clients whose retention reflects an established professional track record.
Jashandeep previously served as Assistant Advocate General for the state of Punjab, representing the state's interests in litigation — government-side experience that gives him direct insight into how Punjab's courts and administration actually operate.
Advocate Jashandeep Singh is also recognized for his proficiency as a trained mediator at the Punjab and Haryana High Court, Chandigarh. His aptitude for alternative dispute resolution mechanisms further highlights his commitment to fostering amicable resolutions and mitigating legal conflicts through mediation and negotiation.